
As a member of the MGAA, you may be asked from time to time to provide information about yourself, your business, or your trading activities. We want to be clear and transparent about why we collect this data and how it benefits both you and the wider MGA community, as well as how we keep it safe. This document sets out our reasons for collecting this information and our approach to protecting your privacy.
Why are the MGAA asking for this information?
We are requesting this data to allow us to authoritatively represent the MGA community for several crucial reasons.
Firstly, comprehensive membership data allows the MGAA to accurately assess the size, demographics, and interests of the MGA community, enabling us to tailor our services, events, and advocacy efforts to better suit the needs and preferences of our members. Secondly, such data facilitates effective communication and engagement with our members, ensuring that important information, updates, and opportunities reach the intended audience efficiently. Finally, by maintaining a database of members, we can demonstrate the strength and diversity of the MGA community to stakeholders, including policymakers, sponsors, and industry partners, thereby enhancing the organisation’s credibility and influence within the wider insurance sector.
Privacy and Data
As the Managing General Agents’ Association, our mission is to wholeheartedly represent our members within the UK and Republic of Ireland MGA Community with expertise, knowledge, enthusiasm, and relevance. In order to accurately represent the MGA Community and understand the make-up of our membership, it is important that we gather data that reflects financial and operational trading activities.
We are acutely aware of the importance of maintaining privacy. We will be designated as a data controller for any data we obtain from you and your respective employers and as such, we will be responsible for complying with all relevant and future data protection laws. How we hold your data can be found in our Privacy Policy.